Editorial
Like every month, here we are with you to follow those who in the upper half of our earth die in the heat of Summer and to cheer up those who in the lower half sit in the midst of their cold Winter. The black oily spill from the Deepwater Horizon platform has been finally stopped, and this is something that will also comfort all those who happen to live in the areas where damage was done. Many years will have to pass by before Mother Nature will find the way back to normality out of this mess. It would be so nice if there were ways to remove that nasty spill so easy such as the ways we have to get rid of the greasiness and acne on the skin of our hyperandrogenic patients… However, easy they are only for those who know all the tricks and secrets of the pharmacologic and hormonal witcheries we can have access to if we only know they exist and, mostly, if we know how to manage them. But be prepared! Prof. Ludwig Kiesel will tell you how to all this and even more! Just go and listen to his clinical sketches and a new World in the management of these conditions will open in front of you… And there is more to this! Prof. Vujovic will start today a new series of presentations, with an amazing discussion on the relationship between irregular menses and ovarian cysts. This is what we all need to know in our offices everyday! So once again thanks to the wonderful teachers of the International School of Gynecological and Reproductive Endocrinology!! Remember that a full new course is going to take place in Venice soon!! How can you miss it?? And take also some time to browse through the beautiful presentations from the ISGE congress in Florence, the abstracts published in Gynecological Endocrinology and all the wealth GynEndo News brings to your desk every month!! So, GynEndocrinologists, wherever you are in this vast World, let’s have some fun learning together and let’s improve the quality of care of our patients!


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